Unknown early BMW race motorcycle

found on http://bittenco.blogspot.com/2011/04/bmw-desconhecida.html

The BMW Clean Car competition and car show at Spanish Landing city park. Great location, right on the bay

Baur Karosserie modified BMW

Pretty cool to see a magazine cover car
Baur is a coachbuilder inStuttgart that started working in 1910, and began on BMW's in the 1930's
If you like BMWs and want to find a blog dedicated to the Baur modifieds: http://baurspotting.blogspot.com

the vanity plates at this years BMW clean car concours

the BMW 3 color stripes explained

I had been wondering about the stripes, and oddly, BMW is blind. Or I am. They call that middle stripe purple. Looks like a blue berry to me, anyway...

from http://www.bmwblog.com/2009/04/13/history-bmw-m-logo-colors-explained comes this info:

The first Red stripe represented Texaco, the famous American oil retail brand, who had partnered with BMW during the early days of M racing. Blue represented BMW and Bavarian region. The purple was used to represent the partnership and to allow for a nice transition between the two colors, blending as some may call it.

Once the BMW/Texaco partnership ended, BMW had to buyout Texaco for the rights to the red.

For those of you that are in the imaging or graphics field, the color names and codes used in the stripes:

Pantone:
Blue — Pantone Process Blue
Purple — Pantone 268
Red — Pantone Warm Red

Why don't cars come with tool kits anymore? Don't we need them, or have we even needed them in the past 40 years?

What the hell do BMW's need headlight wipers for? Do big messy gutsy bugs aim for the lights?

last time I had 4 different designs compared
http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/06/why-do-so-many-bmws-need-headlight.html